Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge

Overall

Pros

Cons

Samsung has been perfect it’s AMOLED display technology and, judge by the 80% up votes on the matter, the company may have already gotten to a spot where even persuaded fans of the competition are opening to admit Samsung’s displays are between the best out there.

The Smartphone’s performance is also an obvious crowd pleaser, assembly the evenly imposing 85% helpful votes. Samsung’s state-of-the-art Exynos 7420 chipset is simply the best one out there at the moment, and storage presentation prove top notch as well, which you likely approved when cast your votes.

The camera section fared also well with a four-to-one final score in favor. Yes, it is the same sensor as the Galaxy Note 4, but the faster lens delivers better output with available light and is a large step up from the Galaxy S5.

Design prove a bit more dubious, and those 27% negative votes for sure have a lot more to do with the oversight of flexible storage and removable battery, than with looks and material.

The only feature where the vote is split in half is user interface. Actually Samsung’s work on overview is not sufficient to most and it will take a while ahead of the company’s custom Android cover manages to shake off the accumulated censure.

Galaxy S6 Edge review: the high-end Samsung revolution:

Samsung promised us that its next Galaxy device would be amazing pretty special. The Korean tech-giant has been suffer from a sales slump next the poor greeting of its Galaxy S5 which, despite solid specs, failed to capture the heart of the masses. Samsung has now bring two Galaxy S series flagships to the table, the Galaxy S6 – a new but common approach to the Galaxy series, and the Galaxy S6 Edge – with an all-new curved display.

In the small time I have been using the Galaxy S6 Edge, I have been in awe. Its design is far more believable than anything Samsung has done on Android to date. The company has gone from plastic, to glass and metal. A flat screen, to a warped screen. And trust me when I say – it’s all good.